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To Mason Arroyo, second grader at St. Mary's School of Piscataway, on being awarded 1st Place for the Christmas card he designed for the Catholic Standard newspaper's annual Christmas Card contest.
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May they rest in peace
Thomas J. Allshouse Sr., 61, marketing executive and a 1969 graduate of McNamara High School, died Dec. 8. He is survived by his wife of 12 years, Kit; sons, Thomas J. Sr. and Brian M. Allshouse; stepson, Broc Wilkerson; six siblings; and a grandson.
Happy anniversary to my grandson David and Nina McHale, their 12th on Dec. 30; Tom and Monique Laws, on Jan. 3; my grandson Conor and Heather McHale, their 9th on Jan. 3. And to my Jack, in heaven, happy 62nd anniversary. We were wed at St. Mary's Cathedral in Saginaw, Michigan, at 9 o'clock in the morning, Jan. 3, 1951.


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On February 24th I was honored by Mayor Howard Bradley of Robertson County, who issued a proclamation declaring February 24th through March 3rd as John F. Baker Jr. and Wessyngton Remembrance Week.
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COUNTY MAYOR DECLARES JOHN F. BAKER JR. AND WESSYNGTON REMEMBRANCE WEEK IN ROBERTSON COUNTYFriday, March 28th, 2014
African American Family Tree on Display at Tennessee State Museum Exhibit Slaves and Slaveholders of Wessyngton PlantationSaturday, January 4th, 2014
One of the items on display at the Tennessee State Museum exhibit Slaves and Slaveholders of Wessyngton Plantation will be a family tree of an enslaved family. The tree spans eleven generations from 1760 to 2012 and includes more than 1,000 direct descendants. In 1814, Wessyngton's founder Joseph Washington (1770-1848) purchased six slaves from James Thompson: Tom born 1783, his wife Jenny born 1785, their four children Frank born 1806, Hannah born 1808, Sarah born 1810 and Henny born 1814. This was the first nuclear family Washington purchased. Washington later purchased Jenny's mother, also named Jenny, born in 1760. By the Civil War, this was one of the largest families on Wessyngton Plantation. Many of their descendants still remain in the area. Hundreds of other descendants are spread throughout the United States.
RECENTLY DISCOVERED PHOTOGRAPH FROM WESSYNGTON PLANTATIONFriday, November 29th, 2013
In preparation for the Tennessee State Museum exhibit, Slaves and Slaveholders of Wessyngton Plantation, descendants have been asked to locate Wessyngton artifacts, photographs, paintings and other memorabilia. A descendant of the owners of Wessyngton living in Nashville recently discovered this photograph in an album that belonged to his grandmother. The photograph was taken at Wessyngton in 1903, featuring Jenny Washington b. 1830, (wife of Allen Washington), Emanuel Washington 1824-1907 and his sister Susan Washington b. 1821. When the photo was taken there were only five former slaves still at Wessyngton of the senior generation, which also included Henny Washington 1839-1913 and Aggy Washington Terry, b.1824.
Wessyngton Plantation African American Cemetery 1796 to 1928Thursday, November 29th, 2012
The African American Cemetery on Wessyngton Plantation was founded by Joseph Washington who came to Robertson County, Tennessee from Southampton County, Virginia in 1796. Joseph later returned to Virginia and brought African and African American slaves with him. The cemetery was used by the enslaved African American population of the plantation and their descendants from 1796 to 1928.
In 1995 a memorial monument at the African American Cemetery was erected by Mary Washington Holley, Thomas Blagden and Preston Frazer, direct descendants of Wessyngton's founder Joseph Washington. It honors those buried there.
In 2012 a beautiful six-foot aluminum fence was erected to enclose and protect the cemetery. The fence adds charm and dignity to the cemetery. Special thanks go to Stanley Frazer Rose, a sixth generation descendant of Joseph Washington, for his generosity in funding this renovation.
The African American cemetery is located some distance from the Wessyngton mansion on a hill overlooking Caleb's Creek. This is near where Joseph and his slaves first settled in 1796. The cemetery measures approximately 640 square feet and contains an estimated 200 graves. A geophysical survey using ground penetrating radar is planned to determine the actual number of graves in the cemetery. At that time, the original monument will be enlarged to honor all those who were buried in the cemetery. This monument will be funded in part by Mary Hotchkiss Gregg, Robina Gregg O'Rourke, Robert Etheridge Gregg, and Robert Hunnewell Gregg, sixth generation descendants of Joseph Washington.
Based on correspondence and plantation records from the Washington Family Papers collections, death certificates, oral history and eyewitnesses who attended burials at the cemetery, the following persons are known to be buried there:
Sampson Washington 1808 –1836
Caesar Washington 1826-before 1838
Elijah Washington 1823-before 1838
Matt Washington 1777-before 1838
Nicholas Washington 1822-before 1838
Noel Washington 1804-before 1838
Oscar Washington 1825-before1838
Peter Washington 1823-before 1838
Sam Washington 1770-before 1838
Sam Washington 1770-before 1838
Samuel Washington 1770-before 1838
Simon Washington 1783-1835-before 1838
Cherry Washington 1839-1839
Will Washington 1820-1841
Boyd Washington 1840-1846
Mariah Washington 1798-1846
Godfrey Washington 1787-1846-before 1850
Rosetta Washington 1827-1850
Camilla Lewis 1834-1852
Maria Washington 1853-1853
Wendy Washington 1853-1853
Westley Washington 1853-1853
Otho Lewis 1838-1854
Edward Washington 1834-before 1856
Al Washington ?-1838-before1856
Andrew Washington ?-1838-before 1856
Fowler Terry 1815-1838-before 1856
Simon Washington 1815-1838-before 1856
Toby Washington ?-1838-before 1856
Tony White 1820-1838-before 1856
Westley Washington 1822-1838-before 1856
Daniel Washington 1808-1841-before 1856
Wallis Washington 1822-1841-before 1856
Anthony Washington 1823-1843-before 1856
Archer Washington 1824-1843-before1856
Charles Washington 1809-1843-before 1856
George Lewis 1785-1843-before 1856
Jim Washington 1801-1844-before 1856
Aleck Washington 1795-1846-before 1856
Norfleet Washington 1846-before 1856
Tom Washington 1783-1846-before 1856
Gabriel Washington 1819-1850-before 1856
Dempry Washington 1837-1856
Ned Washington 1844-1856
Silvah Washington 1817-1823-before 1860
Charity Washington 1828-before 1860
Martha Ann Washington 1833-before 1860
Martha Washington 1835-before 1860
Sarah Washington 1840-before 1860
Arry Leavell Washington 1805-1841-before 1860
Sally Washington 1816-1829-before 1860
Mira Washington 1829-1842-before 1860
Sylvia Washington 1806-1842-before1860
Bena Washington 1770?-1844-before 1860
Tom Washington 1782-1846-before 1850
Easter Washington 1784-1850-before 1860
Henny Jackson Smith 1790-1850-before 1860
Jenny Washington 1760-1850-before1860
Unknown male 1785-1850-before 1860
Willie Washington 1820-1850-before 1860
Angelina Cheatham Washington 1814-1851-before 1860
Millie Washington 1851-before 1860
Allen Washington 1813-1856-before 1860
Mose Terry 1810-1856-before 1860
Westley Washington 1830-1856-before 1860
Hannah Washington 1780-1801-before 1860
Juda Washington 1775-1801-before 1860
Nanny Washington 1802-1804-before 1860
Rhoda Washington 1814-1819-before 1860
Fanny Washington 1815-1831-before 1860
Peggy Lewis 1795-1843-before 1860
Lettuce Washington 1857-before1860
Green Cheatham 1817-1860
Jack Washington 1849-1860
Marian Lewis ?-1843-1860
Temperance Washington 1795-1861
Amanda Washington 1837-1863
Aaron Gardner 1804-1860-before 1865
Esther Washington 1775-1860-before 1865
Jenny Washington 1785-1860-before 1865
Sarah Washington 1810-before 1865
Jack Washington 1859-1865
Moses Lewis 1857-1866
Vina Washington 1843-1869
America Washington 1815-1870-before 1880
Humphrey Washington 1797-1870-before 1880
Jenny Blow Washington 1792-1870-before 1880
Cornelia Washington 1859-1882
Axum Washington 1808-1880-before 1890
Britain Washington 1800-1880-before 1890
Hannah Washington 1808-1880-before 1890
Prudence Washington 1819-1893
Allen Washington 1825-1890-before 1895
Emanuel Washington 1824-1907
Jenny Washington 1830-1900-before 1910
Winnie Washington Long Biggers 1860-1900-before 1910
Henny Washington 1839-1913
Sarah Washington Cheatham 1810-1914
Hezekiah Tom Washington 1850-1918
Henry Drake 1868-1928
Terry Family to Celebrate Family ReunionTuesday, July 26th, 2011
On August 13th the Terry family will celebrate their bi-annual family reunion in Springfield, Tennessee. The reunion festivities will include a tour of Wessyngton Plantation. Hundreds of descendants across the country will attend the reunion. The Terry family is one of the largest families from Wessyngton with over 1,000 descendants, spanning eleven generations from their first ancestors, Dick Terry and Aggie Washington Terry.
30 Year Old Photo Foretells Subtitle of The Washingtons of Wessyngton PlantationTuesday, July 26th, 2011
Recently while going through some old photographs, I ran across this one taken with childhood friends Wanda Gardner, Drextel Bowling, Teresa Gardner, Charles Gardner and Kim Bradley. The photo was taken in 1981 at Greater South Baptist Church during a Black history lesson. I was quite surprised when I noticed the blackboard behind me had part of the subtitle to my book Journey to Freedom in the background nearly thirty years before the book was published. My publishers at Atria Books, a Division of Simon & Schuster selected the subtitle for The Washingtons of Wessyngton Plantation.
Washington Hall Mansion Before its Fiery EndMonday, May 23rd, 2011
On May 3rd, I had the honor of giving a presentation on The Washingtons of Wessyngton Plantation to the Austin Peay Women's Book Club in Clarksville, Tennessee. To my surprise, one of the book club members presented me with a photo of Washington Hall taken in 1965 a few months before it burned.
George Augustine Washington Jr. and his wife Marina "Queenie" Woods, began construction on the magnificent home in 1896. Washington Hall was a three-story white brick mansion with forty-four rooms. In its heyday Washington Hall was one of the showplaces in the South, where some of the crowned heads of Europe had been entertained.
In 1965 the Washington Hall mansion burned to the ground. The grand entrance gate is the only remnant of its former glory.
Digitalization of Southampton County Virginia Records Opens New Doors for African American ResearchSunday, April 17th, 2011
The entire Court Order book collection of the Southampton County, Virginia Court from 1749 through the early 1880s has been digitalized. This includes 57,000 pages, involving approximately one million names. This information is free online at: www.wiki.familysearch.org/en/Southampton_County,_Virginia. This collection is a goldmine for African Americans tracing their ancestors who once lived in Southampton County. Many of the books that have been digitized were 300 to 700 pages. Court Order books from the 1700s to the end of the slave trade lists the names of Africans when they were first brought to the area, their ages, owner's names, and in a few cases the ships on which they were brought over. Wills and estate settlements lists the names of slaves, descriptions and family relationships. If your ancestors came from Southampton County, Virginia, you must check out this collection. Thanks go to Southampton Circuit Court Clerk, Richard Francis, and the volunteers of the Brantley Association of America who undertook this huge project in 2009 and 2010.


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Moozles are not for the lap dog in your life. Little dogs stay on the porch. This is a big dog's delight. The beef snout provides the benefits of a longer lasting treat due to its size. It's ones beef hide that dogs just love to chew on.
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Manufacturer: Merrick Pet Care
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Great for Small Dogs too
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About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Merrick Pet Care Merrick Moozles Beef Snout Dog Chews:
I noticed that the description of moozles state they are for big dogs. My 4 pound Chihuahua begs to differ!These are one of her favorite chews and for her they are quite long lasting and provide many, many hours of entertainment.While they are on the large side, they are not a particularly heavy chew and she does not have any trouble carrying her moozle around happily.For a small dog, I do not think there are any real down sides for this chew. However, if you have a big dog, I do think they would not be a particularly long lasting chew. The underside is rather soft (this is the part my Chi loves the best) and even my Chi can clear out the underside of the largest moozle in about 90 minutes.The outer "shell" of the moozle is much tougher and longer lasting, but for a big dog, I think they would still go through it pretty fast. My Chi has never actually managed to make it all the way through an entire moozle "shell" yet. We always end up giving her a new one once she has chewed the hard outer "shell" part for a while since the softer bottom part is her favorite.We have 4-5 moozle "shells" laying around and she still does chew those quite a bit, as well.
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Yummy treat
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My Pit Bull loves this treat and gets one after her weekly bath (allergies). It is kind of soft so when she's chewing on it, it becomes a huge, slimy thing - which she loves - but it also makes it easy to swallow - which can be scary when the chew is still big and gets stuck in her throat. I always keep an eye on her until it's all gone. Sometimes I have to pull out the chew from her throat and hold it when she chews on it.
Good but Shrinking treat
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Because it is soft, my dog eats it up in a few minutes but at the same time, because being soft, she enjoys chewing it. I think an older dog might enjoy it because of its softness/chewiness. It would probably last longer for a medium sized dog, especeially now when the treats are smaller than they were when I started buying them.
My mastiff loves them!!!
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My old english mastiff "Cativo" just loves this product. A little expensive, but he's worth it. I am very glad that your company offers them by bulk, due to the fact that he eats so many.
a dogs delight
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My 10 month old golden beagle mix just loves these and they doesn't upset his tummy and he comes back to it again and again
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Sizable for a 30# pet. Didn't last as long as I had hoped it would. Dogs did enjoy gnawing on it.I felt that it was a meal for them vs something tokeep them occupied for a long time.
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Our home is blessed with three adult Saint Bernards. This is a favorite treat. It is one of the longer lasting chew treats as will usually take longer than one-half hour to completely eat. When handing out daily three at a time, the product is a good value in our household.
Moozles are Great!
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My dog loves moozles.
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The lead single from KAIROS' self-titled debut EP (May 20 on Fin Records) is a striking and powerful track produced by Charlie Smith, recalling the best of St Vincent and Jon Brion, allowing Simon's unique talents to take center stage. A classically trained clarinetist, the native of Los Angeles (who moved to Seattle in 2008) also plays drums, bass and guitar; Simon is more than just a pretty voice.
To celebrate KAIROS' EP, the Fin Records family will be hosting a release party on Monday, May 19th, at Seattle's famed venue, The Crocodile. Simon, who is also part of local favorites La Luz and Pollens, will be joined onstage by Alex Barr (Kithkin, Deep a Sea Diver), Kate Finn (Katie Kate), Ray McCoy (Charms) and Conor Sisk (Brite Futures). It'll be a night to remember, just as Simon's talents aren't easily forgotten.
New single from Tangerine now streaming on MTV Buzzworthy! "Nothing Better" (Produced by Martin Feveyear). Read more: http://buzzworthy.mtv.com/2014/03/26/tangerine-nothing-better/
Love from KEXP – "In short, Tangerine is a breath
of fresh air."
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Dr. Ted Carlin served as the chairperson of the Communication/Journalism Department from 2000 to 2009. With professional experience in the areas of radio and television production, programming, and management, Dr. Carlin brings this expertise to the classroom in an engaging and energetic manner. He has worked as a media producer, writer, announcer, and videographer for radio and TV stations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas. Dr. Carlin's areas of research include the new communication technologies of digital radio and television, media programming, and media literacy. Dr. Carlin also serves as the faculty advisor to WSYC-FM and SU's chapter of the National Broadcasting Society. Born in Nebraska and raised in Maryland, he is an avid Huskers, Orioles, and Redskins fan. He and his wife, Sulynn, have four children and live in Chambersburg.
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Dr. Kim Garris brings 16 years of experience in television news to her position on the Communication/Journalism faculty. Dr. Garris' professional experience includes work as a news reporter at ABC, NBC and CBS television affiliates from Alabama to Maine. Along the way, she has worked for a large regional cable network in New England and even reported on the space and science industry through her work for the Sci-Fi Channel. Her most recent stop was a 10-year stint in Harrisburg at the ABC affiliate as a reporter and the morning anchor. She landed her first job in broadcast news in AM radio. Her professional career has not been limited to news reporting. She has been a producer, weather anchor, sports anchor and even videographer and editor.
Doctor of Philosophy in Mass Communications, Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania Master of Science in Broadcast Journalism, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama
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Dr. Garris was recognized on for her excellence in academics by being awarded the Doug and Claudia Anderson Scholarship and the Froke Scholarship by the College of Communications at The Pennsylvania State University in 2007. Her professional television work has been recognized by the Associated Press and by numerous community and government agencies.
Garris, K., Guillory, J. & Sundar, S. S. (2010). Does Interactivity serve the Public Interest? The Role of Political Blogs in Deliberative Democracy. Accepted for publication in International Journal of Interactive Communications Systems and Technologies. Hardin, M., Simpson, S., Whiteside, E. & Garris, K. (2006). The "gender war" in U.S. sport: Winners and losers in news coverage of Title IX, Mass Communication & Society 10(2), 211-233.
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"As future professionals in the mass communications field, it is imperative that students understand the importance of experiential learning. Learning through experience is natural;as such, the natural characteristics of these lessons, then, allow for greater transferability and application to other situations outside the classroom. By linking knowledge learned in the classroom to real-world application, students will enter the media industry as informed, engaged and strategic media consumers and professionals."
Prof. Holly Ott joined the department as a full-time visiting faculty member in fall 2012. She teaches in the public relations emphasis. Prof.Ott served as a part-time adjunct faculty member in 2009. Her most recent professional experience includes facilitating the academic internship program in the Office of Experiential Learning and Career Management at Millersville University. Her professional experience also includes work in the nonprofit sector, extensive event-planning experience and serving as the administrator for the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference professional organization, based out of Dickinson College. She has experience in website design, writing and editing for the Web and managing social media. She has conducted research on the framing of mediated messages, pedagogy and ethics. Her main research interests include strategic communication, specifically social media, Corporate Social Responsibility, and media effects.
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PASCO, Wash. -- The Pasco School District has filled the vacant position on their school board.
Darrell Toombs Jr. was selected to fill Pasco School Board Director Position # 5 during a special board session today.Toombs is the manager of Yokes in West Richland and has been a resident of Pasco for the past 10 years. He currently serves as a board member for Junior Achievement Ignite Youth Mentoring, and West Richland Chamber of Commerce, and is an Action Team for Partnerships committee members at McLoughlin Middle School. Toombs is also a graduate of Leadership Tri Cities Class XV.
Toombs will be sworn in at the March 26th meeting.
He was appointed to position #5, which was vacated by the resignation of Jeffery Dong last month.
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The Graduate Exhibition
The Graduate Exhibition celebrates research in all its aspects as an essential and exciting part of graduate education at Penn State. Established in 1986, the Graduate Exhibition places special emphasis on communicating research and creative endeavor to a general audience and offers an unusual opportunity for professional development by challenging graduate students to present their work in clear, comprehensible terms to people outside their fields.
The Graduate Exhibition is also an opportunity for graduate students to see themselves as part of the larger University community, to share their creativity, and to appreciate the breadth of quality research being done at Penn State. Each year, graduate students throughout the University are invited to participate.
"As a graduate student late in my studies, I had heard of the Graduate Exhibition for years, and FINALLY decided to participate. Now that I have, I wish that I had done so earlier, not necessarily to present a poster, but to see the work of others and to interact with other Penn State graduate students from different campuses. Importantly, the judges and others who stopped by my poster were extremely nice, and expressed sincere interest in my research. It was a pleasure sharing my work with them... My success at the graduate exhibition helps to validate my research efforts to a community wider than my immediate research group, and that feels really good."
Ching-Hua Chen-Ritzo
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1st Place Winner, 2005 Graduate Exhibition
The Graduate Exhibition includes music and theatrical performances, a visual arts display, and poster exhibits of students' research. All events are free and open to the public.
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Understanding Depression -- Symptoms
What Are the Symptoms of Depression?
For major depression, you may experience five or more of the following symptoms for at least a two-week period:
- Persistent sadness, pessimism
- Feelings of guilt, worthlessness, helplessness, or hopelessness
- Loss of interest or pleasure in usual activities, including sex
- Difficulty concentrating and complaints of poor memory
- Worsening of co-existing chronic disease, such as rheumatoid arthritis or diabetes
- Insomnia or oversleeping
- Weight gain or loss
- Fatigue, lack of energy
- Anxiety, agitation, irritability
- Thoughts of suicide or death
- Slow speech; slow movements
- Headache, stomachache, and digestive problems
In children and adolescents, symptoms of depression may include:
Understanding Depression
Find out more about depression:
- Insomnia, fatigue, headache, stomachache, dizziness
- Apathy, social withdrawal, weight loss
- Drug abuse or alcohol abuse, a drop in school performance, difficulty concentrating
- Isolation from family and friends
- For dysthymia, symptoms are less intense and fewer in number, but last longer.
Call Your Doctor About Depression If:
- You or a loved one have suicidal thoughts, or have other signs of either major depression or dysthymia; help is available.
- You are considering alternative or complementary treatments for depression. It's important that your doctor be aware of all aspects of your treatment.
NOTE: There is a distinct difference between feeling just sad or "depressed" and having a "clinical" depressive illness. If you have low spirits for a while, don't necessarily be concerned. However, if you feel you can't lift yourself out of your misery, or begin to notice other physical symptoms such as changes in sleep, appetite or energy, seek help.
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Hi All,
As you may know, after a long beta period, MP4tools v3.2 has finally been released. However, there is already a new beta with changes of interest to "power users" who extensively use the batch and watch folder capabilities of MP4tools. Watch folder changes:
Since the average user doesn't use these features extensively, I'm looking for feedback from those who do, and this seems like a good place find them . Feel free to use the emmgunn beta e-mail address for bug reports and general feedback. Thanks and Happy Holidays!
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Today I saw this thread and I think I can help you, because we have already contact each other about a problem that I have with the batch of files with a specific preset with adding a 2 channel track for use with an AppleTV 3.
Let me hear it, maybe I can test some things for you.
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Etiquette advisor Patricia Napier-FitzpatrIck is best known for dispensing protocol and manners-training services at The Etiquette School of New York. So when it comes to wedding etiquette? We think it's safe to put your trust in her, starting with these seven simple stationery tips.
Photo: Phillip Ficks1. You Can Never Give Too Much Notice
Save-the-dates typically go out three to four months prior to the wedding, but if guests are spread far and wide-or you're throwing a destination wedding-more time is better. No one will complain about having extra leeway to plan. Send invitations six to eight weeks beforehand, with an R.S.V.P. request of two to three weeks prior to the event so you can get a final head count.
Plus: Wedding Toast Dos and Don'ts
2. Be Creative (But Clear)
From telegrams to invisible ink, couples are doing fun things with their save-the-dates and invitations. If you're getting innovative, just make sure that all pertinent information is included. For save-the-dates, the names of the couple getting married and the date should be most prominent, along with a note that invitations will follow. You don't have to name the venue, but if you have a website, save-the-dates are a great place to share the URL.
3. Keep it Simple
Wedding invitations should include the full names of the couple marrying and those of the hosts (if they're different), the place and time, and that's it. "No children" isn't included on the invite; it's implied by the names on the envelope. Nor should you list registry information on the invitation-family and attendants can spread the word when asked about it, or you can provide it on your website.
Plus: The New Wedding Rules
4. Spell it Out
"Street," "Post Office Box," and "Apartment" should all be written in full. The same is true for city and state names and house numbers smaller than 20. "Mr. and Mrs." generally are abbreviated.
5. Play the Name Game
Your guests' entire names should be written on the outer envelopes. Address married couples as "Mr. and Mrs.," followed by the husband's first and last name. It's also fine to list both full names. When a woman keeps her maiden name, the names are written in alphabetical order: Ms. Susan Jones and Mr. John Smith. For an unmarried couple who live together, write the names on two lines.
6. Titles Do Matter
If the wife is a doctor, her full name comes first, as in "Doctor Aharon and Mr. Gary Lawrence." When the husband is a doctor, the titles appear as "Doctor and Mrs." and if both husband and wife are doctors, the envelope should say "Drs. Sharon and Gary Lawrence." A single woman (unless she's a doctor) should be addressed as "Ms." If she's under 21, use "Miss."
7. Be Gracious-in a Timely Fashion
Thank-you notes should be treated with a sense of urgency. Send them within two weeks of receiving the present to express your true appreciation.
More from Martha Stewart Weddings:
Gorgeous Gawk-Worthy Wedding Cakes
Dos and Don'ts of Wedding Registries
Gorgeous Engagement Rings of Real Brides
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My research integrates microbial ecology and biogeochemistry, with a current focus on nitrogen cycling in estuarine and marine environments. I use molecular techniques to unravel the microbial diversity driving biogeochemical processes. This complements my work measuring actual process rates and how switching among biogeochemical pathways is influenced by environmental factors. What I find most exciting are interactions among ecological, geochemical, and microbial controls of elemental cycles.
Dr. Rich's research examines microbial communities and biogeochemical processes in aquatic environments, and specifically the microbial factors that influence nitrogen availability. His current position is Assistant Professor, Research in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and the Center for Environmental Studies at Brown University. His research group focuses on microbial ecology and environmental microbiology, with current projects investigating anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) and denitrification in estuarine and marine ecosystems. He teaches a course in Microbial Diversity and the Environment. Dr. Rich received his Ph.D. at Oregon State University in 2003 and postdoctoral work at Princeton University before coming to Brown. Dr. Rich grew up in Wisconsin, graduating from UW-Madison in 1996.
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Much of my work focuses on the microbial aspects of the nitrogen cycle. Nitrogen is a key limiting nutrient in ecosystems, and human activities have substantially increased inputs of biologically available nitrogen, leading to profound environmental changes. I am currently investigating anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox), a newly discovered pathway in the nitrogen cycle, and denitrification. Both pathways lead to the loss of biologically available nitrogen in estuarine and marine environments. I have quantified rates of these processes in the Chesapeake Bay, Eastern Tropical South Pacific (Peru) and Arabian Sea. It's clear from the these studies that either anammox or denitrification can be the dominant process, but it is not clear why. We are currently working with modelers to design experiments and develop predictive models of nitrogen flow through anammox and denitrification. We are measuring anammox and denitrification rates in coastal New England in order to document controls on nitrogen flow. We are also applying molecular techniques to quantify the diversity and abundance of anammox bacteria in marine environments, in order to gain insight into how systems are functioning.
2004-2006, National Science Foundation, Postdoctoral Fellowship in Microbial Biology
2003, American Society for Microbiology, Student Member Travel Grant
1999-2001, Oregon State University, Agricultural Research Foundation Grant
1998, American Society for Microbiology, Student Member Travel Grant
1998, University of Maine Alumni Association, Academic Travel Grant
1995, National Science Foundation, Research Experience for Undergraduates Fellowship
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2009-2012 ($446,472) National Science Foundation (NSF), Chemical Oceanography. Lead PI Collaborative Research with the Marine Biological Laboratory: Environmental Controls on Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation (Anammox) and Denitrification in Marine and Estuarine Sediments
2010-2012 ($173,058) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Rhode Island Sea Grant. Lead PI. Impacts of Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation (Anammox) in Rhode Island Coastal Waters.
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My teaching interests cover all aspects of microbes in the environment, from their basic biology to practical applications, like bioremediation, to their role in shaping the biotic conditions on ancient Earth and modern biogeochemical cycles.
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- Microbial Diversity and the Environment (ENVS1460/BIOL1460)
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- Bulow, S. E., J. J. Rich, H. S. Naik, A. K. Pratihary, B. B. Ward. In press. Denitrification exceeds anammox as a nitrogen loss pathway in the Arabian Sea oxygen minimum zone. Deep Sea Res Part I.(IN PRESS)
- Ward B. B., A. H. Devol, J. J. Rich, B. X. Chang, S. E. Bulow, H. Naik, A. Pratihary, A. Jayakumar. 2009. Denitrification as the dominant nitrogen loss process in the Arabian Sea. Nature 461: 78-81.(2009)
- Shrestha J, J. J. Rich, J. G. Ehrenfeld, P. R. Jaffe. 2009. Oxidation of ammonium to nitrite under iron-reducing conditions in wetland soils: laboratory, field demonstrations, and push-pull rate determination. Soil Science 174: 156-164.(2009)
- Ward B. B., C. B. Tuit, A. Jayakumar, J. J. Rich, J. Moffett, S. W. A. Naqvi. 2008. Organic carbon, and not copper, controls denitrification in oxygen minimum zones of the ocean. Deep Sea Res Part I. 55:1672-1683.(2008)
- Rich J. J., O. R. Dale, B. Song, B. B. Ward. 2008. Anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) in Chesapeake Bay sediments. Microbial Ecology 55:311-320.(2008)
- Boyle, S. A., J. J. Rich, P. J. Bottomley, K. Cromack, and D. D. Myrold. 2006. Reciprocal transfer effects on denitrifying community composition and activity at forest and meadow sites in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon. Soil Biol Biochem 38: 870-878.(2006)
- Bottomley, P. J., A. E. Taylor, S. A. Boyle, S. K. McMahon, J. J. Rich, K. Cromack, and D. D. Myrold. 2004. Response of nitrification and ammonia-oxidizing bacteria to reciprocal transfers of soil between adjacent coniferous forest and meadow vegetation in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon. Microbial Ecology 48: 500-508.(2004)
- Rich, J. J., and D. D. Myrold. 2004. Community composition and activities of denitrifying bacteria from adjacent agricultural soil, riparian soil, and creek sediment in Oregon, USA. Soil Biol Biochem 36: 1431-1441.(2004)
- Rich, J. J., R. S. Heichen, P. J. Bottomley, K. Cromack, and D. D. Myrold. 2003. Community composition and functioning of denitrifying bacteria from adjacent meadow and forest soils. Appl Environ Microbiol 69: 5974-5982.(2003)
- Rich, J. J., and G. M. King. 1999. Carbon monoxide consumption and production by wetland peats. FEMS Microbiol Ecol 28: 215-224.(1999)
- Rich, J. J., and G. M. King. 1998. Carbon monoxide oxidation by bacteria associated with the roots of freshwater macrophytes. Appl Environ Microbiol 64: 4939-4943.(1998)


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In 2001 the Clark approved a master plan developed by Cooper, Robertson & Partners that dramatically reconceived the Clark campus. Architect Tadao Ando and landscape architects Reed Hilderbrand Associates were selected to articulate this campus plan, including pivotal decisions to remove an existing maintenance building and relocate the main parking areas in order to make way for significant landscape and architectural changes. Architect Annabelle Selldorf was commissioned to renovate the museum building and the Manton Research Center (built in 1973) in a way that respects the original architecture, repurposes spaces to better serve both the museum and research and academic programs, and enhances the visitor experience.
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?Why the heck would you act on someone's blind suspicion instead of asking someone privately to divulge their methods to you?
Everyone was acting on MM's blind suspicion that FA was mafia. Unlike everyone, I chose to try to figure out the situation so I could ascertain how accurate MM's claim was. I thought he was the watcher; he told me no, he was the spy, and he got all of his reasoning that FA was mafia from post syntax. So no, it wasn't concrete evidence, it was speculation, and do remember that he believed Akruaito was 90% mafia. So if we lynched her later and she flipped town, we'd see just how concrete his evidence was. If she flipped mafia, great, all it shows is that MM is pretty good at analyzing meta. Which, if I recall correctly, is generally frowned upon around here. If he had any evidence other than this, he did not opt to share it with me, and I can't imagine any reason he would have lied about it to me.
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Hermann makes masks from palm fronds, which he cuts and paints to look like everything from sting rays to a zebraffe — a giraffe with zebra markings.
"Masks are things that people wear everywhere — when they go out to eat, when they go to work. That's very powerful to me and I thought I would convey that in my art," he said.
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A misunderstanding leads to hacking accusations in Valley CityValley City, ND (WDAY TV) -- A misunderstanding between the City of Valley City and Barnes County led to accusations of hacking.
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Valley City, ND (WDAY TV) -- A misunderstanding between the City of Valley City and Barnes County led to accusations of hacking.
Barnes County employees gained access to an emergency call taken by the city regarding a deer on the road. Controversy stemmed from a comment made by a city employee during the call.
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City Attorney, Russell Myhre, says, "There is no investigation that is going to go forward from this point in time. Basically, what the state's attorney and I are going to be working towards is to see if we can get this information back to our respective commissions and then make sure they understand clearly what took place."
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